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The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09
TAGHA TALK.
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The warm weather is somewhat in earnest about its purpose. Better cropping info- euce could not be had. Those fortunate enough to have any crops planted are re ceiving the benefits of the weather's infa- ence. Vines, trees and plants are reaching 1 the home-stretch of the season while the sun shines. The raisin grape grown unde such influences as are to be had under Yu mas cloudless sky, can be lett on the vine to cure, which saves the truuble and ex pense of drying upon. trays or drying houses.
 The possibilities of Tdma's future rsisir success is creating some stir ia outside lo- ca,ities, and men of means and sound ilig- nent are looking over the prospects of get ting lands for that purpose here. Serera men from Tucson were looking over th- Antelope and Los Flores valleys this week with .iew to obtaining locations and T. they take hold here anuug qs there will be something more than talk connected witl these valleys, as they will put a force O men upon the works and continue then there until the completion of these enter prises. Ten sections of land were lined out ny competent s"rveyor in order to make intelligible entries upon the ur"eyed land in the last named locality. The in- tention is to use a high speed pumpin" plant, capable of thr1 wing fonr or five thousand miners inches of water, whic:i can be placed upon the grodnd at snalle cost than to excavate canal t' carry th. water upon the 'il by gravitatiou. This pumping arrangement will be so construc. ted as t. take the water from the love- channel of the ri CT, where fnll supply O the precious Auil is always to be had Erickson's Solar furnace will he connected with the plant which will generate steam a: all seasons of the year when eighty degree of heat can be o1.1ilel. Tlis will save q; least fifty per cent. of the expense of fael and will e, entually be utilized to conve: water from cur streams upon the now drf' desert wastes of mesa lands. Should these Solar engines prove success for generating heat, Arizona's sun-kissed lands will pos sess more power than all the waterfalls of the western hemisphere combined. need of fuel; no curse of smoke; no dangeronl heat. nor damage by tire, hut one solid plat eau of gigantic power and noiseless move ment of M weaitn inviting you Oil aHari | success.
 The school election for District No. 4. Yuma county was heli June 25th and Tt suited in the election .i R. D. Chappeli. James Miller and :. ". Taylor as Trustees for the ensuing term. The vote vas almos: unaninous and the community is cry wei satisied with the result of the election. 1, Is to be hoped that the present Eoard vii erect more comfortable school ron, one .aat will accommodate a greater number onpils, as the number of children in tai.
 district is destined to be large. Goo school libraries are useful not only to th, children of school age but cal be male use ful to persons outside of the limit of s"ee | sixteen.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Oh;e of the Board of Supervisors Co1nty of Yum, A. I.
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 Coanty Of Yum, 4. T
 Yuma, 4 T. Jaly ., 1887.
 BparI of Equalization met pursuant tc adjournment tuesday, Jily 2, 1857 at lC clock a. m. Minutes of last meeting rad nd approved On motion Board adjourned @ Thura,lar, Juiy 7.h at 10 o'clock a. h., nd sit ia regular session as B1ard of Su .ervisors of the county. Present, ful. Yoard. Board proceeded to examine the ollowing reports: Jail report was takt.. D, examined aud approved. Report of J P, 4 Ringwald was examined and ordered -eturned for correction. Report of K. T.. Burr. !. P, talk n up examined and order .d filed. Report of Scheol Superintendent examined and being found correct was or lered placed on tile. Report of County Pnvsician on mental condition of rauperi 10. in county jail was read before tie Board and judging from the same 1t IS or jered that the Sheriff turn v.hn Canaday ,ut as he is no longer a rrOl CT county charge Report of county Treasurer, A. k DeCurse vas presented, examined aEd be- lng fonnd correct was ordered plaaedion tile. | ;heriff7s license report was examiI.. ], aP- proved and ordered hled. OL motion the 3 ,ard adjourned till to mo, row at ID U clock m.
 Wednesday, 'u'y 6, 1887. Board met pursuant to adjournment Present, full Board aud Clerk.
 Corrected report of J. F., C. A. King aid received, examined, found correct aud ..rdered fled Report of Dist. Atty, U. d. Knight, exa.ninel. found correct and ordered fled ca motion the Board pro ,-o led to audit the follOSing bills:
 B of Nj J. Nugent, assessii s Co, llaN.d, $500. co " " Sheriff fees. " 3So "G. NJ. Kright, Dist. Atty. salary,
 ai.o~ed I25.0( "" |" " " Dist. Atty. fees '' 500 ""C. H. Brinley. Probate Judge, allowed. 75. % ""J. S. Redondo. Cik of d, salary.
 allowed. l25.0O ""G. A. Werniuger, Jailor salary, 1 allow ed, 37j.0o DeCorse G Taggart, Co. Physicians
 allowed, 5000 ""R. T. Burr. Justices fees al"d' 9.2C ""F. Avila for sli. as interpreter sees was allowed in the sum Of 5-.oo' th' amount of Ss. go heinz rejected.
 Bill of o. 7. Townsend, rent of Dist A.t,'s office, ailove ed, S45.OO Bill of Indian Bill, interpreters fees illowed. 9-" Bill of Arizona SENTINEL, O. printing ,ilo-red on Gen. Fund. Si@o'V" Bill of A Lorette, stationary fer Shenh R .uo,ed S3.5O B,ll of A. Romero. boarding Co. prisoner sl49. 76 was allc ed in the sum of Sl45.4 A .he amount of g. g being rejected as not | ,roper county charge.
 | O. motion the Board adjourned till Mon lay July llth. 1887. at 10 o'clock 2. m.
 J. L. REDOEDO. Clerk
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09
Of Intere st io Ladies.

The new treatment for ladies diseases discovery by Dr. Mary 4. Gregg, the dl : tinguished English Physician and nurse, which has revolutionizad the entire mode oi treating these complaints in England IS no" being introduced into the U. S., under [ fair and noble plan.
 Sufficient of this remedy for one month : trial treatment is sent free to every lad! who is suffering from any disease common to the sex who sends her address and l3 2ct. stamps for expense, charges etc.
 It is positive cure tor any form of fem ale disease and the free trial package many times sufficient to effect permanent cure. Full directions accompany the pack age (which is put up in plain wrapper also price list for future reference. No tria' ps ,kage will be sent after Oct. lst, 1886 Address, GREEN REaEDr COMPANY, PALMv RA, N. I.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09
Renaws Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesle., Clay Co. Iowa, Ills the following rentrk,ble story, tAe ruth of which is vouched fog by the resi- .,nts of the toEn: 'I an 73 years old, ave been troub!el with kidney complaint ud la neness for many years; could not lress myself ithout help. Nov am free rom all pain and soreness, and am able tc h all my own house work. l oEe m. hanks b Electric Bitters for ha.ing renoy ed completely all disease and paia." Tria bottle only soc at A. FBank'5 store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09
( Captains Fortuna:s Discover.

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth. p'yin between Atlantic City and N. Y, had bee troubled with a cough so that he was unabl to sleep, and was induced to try Dr. King New Discovery for Consumption. l. no only gave him instant relief, but aiiayec the extreme soreness in his brest. Il children were similarly affected and singi' dose had the same happy effect. Df. King. New Discovery is no V the standard re he,i :, in the Coleman household and on board th' schooner. Free trial bottles of this Stand ard Remedy at 4. Franks store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09
NOTTCE.

The annual meeting of thc Stockholders of the Southern Pacific Railrea6 Comrany tof ArizouA) ill be held at the ofi..e of ths Company in san Francisco, St:te Of Ca' forxiA. on Wednesday the thirteenth d. of July, 1887, at .en o'clock s. m. to cleo Director, for the ensuing year Snd to tram act such other business ss M ay FFoper'. come before said meeting.
 F.S. DOUTY.
 SECRETARY
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09

Cards announcing the marriage. on June 18th, of Mir. A. A. Record and Miss Kate Darlington, at the residence of the brides parents, Chadron. Neb., have been received. The bciie is nie;e of our Mr. J. W. Dor liagt)n and the groom is a banker of that city. Wcextend to them Onr earnest wishe s for happy and prosperous journey through fife May shadows never fall across thei r pathway and may the golden beams ti peace ever illuminate their lives.
 Tse stabbing of Rafael Garcia by Sylve B. ter Ramirez on Wednesday morning, was a surprise to our people. as both the injur, .l man and his assailant are known to qui tt and industrious men, The exdminati ,n will be held before Justice R. T. Burr.
 Supervisor Field paid our sanctnm 2 vi sit this week. H is in attendance ou the e.s- sions of the Board of which he is an acti re industrious member.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09

4 circular letter from the Lee Camp Sno sing Co, of Richmond Va. offers to donate n us ronnd af smoking tobacco provided re publish an adve"tisement of the C. , We must sadly decline the noble~olfer, fo' 1 .,ereason that the SENTINEL d"es not smoke. -her nor use snrf. and therefore the pound # tobacco would he constant source O! lnnovance to us. To show in what perfect abhorance we hol1 the vile weed. ve til ,tate that former devil in tlis off e was rqught trying to cGlc inte his pocket an ,ld strb of cigar which he had ricked ur ,.i the street. 4 mesquite post identife e: ii, resting place. A liqnor house lately ..ered us a quart ct its ''nJe-r. euer brand T., .i ,. them a hatf-coluul.I tpr six mouths T. were compeiIed to say that tnIs shoi' IS .,r,,,,lu;ion ton tlose rerlnsD to the collar ,one Offers ot aLli pups. "a iary Oi'uS' ,,si,al machines, washing lnstruments' hole arsenals of guns aad pistols, toy ell ines. pilis, aad thousand other nsetu' articles have been saowere1 upon us, b''
 nave lirmly refisel to accept sucn easi- y.potten wealth. N; life is too shot; we :annot | ford to low CT our high standard of ooral excellence by accepting the tobacco.
 Having in our fti :ial capacity as men . ,ers of the Plymouth, Pa, Hospital Com ;,ittee. been asked to test and rove the effectiveness of many different articles t" be ssad as disiufectants il silk room. and as gre entives of infecti' $ fevers, report thai oarbys Prophy.actic Fluid has been thor roughly tested duriDg the recent Typhoi4 epidetnic ill this place. It proved most iii .acious iu staying the spread of the fever
 Ell. ARMSTRONG, s. Nj. DAVENPORT,
 "A. Ds,. o. M LANoa,
 TYos KeRs. JAMES LEE, JR.
 We have it that on nIs recent visit to Antelope ,a!ley, Judge Adams. of San Luis DDispo. discovered What seemed to be a -ica gold 5e4tiug ledge south ef Tacna. We understand that he. accompanied by Col. |. W. B:.yks, of Pomona, 'Teu-known aiming ex pert. visite'i tne new fad during hs past week. bat the result has not been 'epo,ted to us yet.
 Yuma, be it sail to the cre,!it of her citi :ens, is one of the most q Iie', orderly to" as ,n the Pacinc cast. A.thouga patriotic, ,ot one of her citizens were se.n drank or in the slightest degree disordor!y on the Fourth.
 Mr. Henry Treickler, having resigned his ,osition as guard at the prison, leaves tals norning for his f,rmer hone, SaoramentO. l- enjoys the uni, ,ersal esteem aId friend nip of the people of Yuma, who, while re ;r-tting his departure, join " it'll us Ill wish ,ag nin fall measure of sdccess.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09
Dissolution Q. oa-parsnorshlp.

Notice is hereby eisen that the co'part nership of Baker < steloudo has heen dis solved by mutual consent. CAns. Baker xill contiare the business at the old stand and collect all accourts dre to the late hrH and ni i:l ray .G drbt> dae from the ssme.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09
GagsRN] ]R's PROCLAMATION.
TERRITORY ct ARIZONA,
 tNrCu, I'VE DEPARTMFST.

TERRITORY ef ARIZONA,
 fXhCUIIvE DEPARTMENT. 1 Whereas, The Live Stock Sanitary Con- mission of the Territory of Arizona have di- rected my attention to the fact, that reliable information has reached them that conta- gicus pleuro- pneumonia has made its ar- pearance in large number of animals with in the States of New York, Vermont, Penn sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, Illinois and tie District of Columbia, and is liable to make it's appearance in the State of Missouri: that the cattle interests of the Territory are greatly endans ered by the pre- alence of this p!" ne in the said States. owing to the importation of cattle thercirom, and
 Whereas, The immense cattle Interests of Arizona are thus menaced and a heavy loss upon this one of the most important of our industries is liable to occur, unless pre- cautionary measures are adopted.
 Now, therefore. l, C. Meyer Ztliek, Gov ernor of the Territory Of Arizona, by virtue of the authority of law in me vel ted, do hereby order, establish and declar, quar- antine, to take effect on the first day ot June, 1887, against all territory II eretofore mentioned, embracing also Englau1, Scot land and the Dominion of Canada, on -sll bovine cattle froms said localities sominginto the Ter ritory ofArizona unless they yarequi srantined at the point of entry prescribed hy :he rules ani regulations of the Live St)ck Sanitary Commission of Arizona. for a period O! sixty days. and retained there until they shall receive a certificate of heattt. signe by the Veterinary Surgeon of the Territory of Arizona, or some duly appointed. deputy under him.
 Iu testi nony whereof, have hereuntc (SesI.l ,e. my hand and causel the Great Seal of toe Territory to he henslni5o affixed
 Done a. Prescott, the Capital, tLis |" sn ty-.ixth day of May, A. D. lSS7.
 (. MEYER ZCLICX. By the Governor,
 WI q. FtsrER,
 Acting Secretary of Territory.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09
h tue M1tter of the Estate of l Pieddi C. Redondo,
 Deceased

h tue M1tter of the Estate of
 Pieddd C. Rednndo,
 Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the m lersign' el Executors of the estate uf Piedad (, ,3e.lomd2. deceased, to the creditors of and ll persons having claims against the saic deceased. to exhibit the .ans with the nee essary vouchers, within tea months afte she first publication of this notice. to tA, said Executors at the hoIs, of ]. L. R doudo, in the viiiige and County of Yum A. T.
 Dated this 30th day A IT, A. D lSa-.
 LUZ R&DoSDo Dx BALsz.
 FEAJz SsD1NDo, J. L. hEDoSDo, Executor. of the Esta:. of Fieda4 c. Re doado, Deessasd.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Natter sf the Estate of |
 JoAa l., Smith,

@~'N'N~
 Joha j., Smith,
 Deceased.
 T.. the Probate Court, County
 Of Yuma, Territory Of Arizona. Notice is hrreby given ny the undersigned, Administrstrix of the estats of John l.. SnitL. deceased, to the creditors of, and al persons having claims against the said de ceased, to exhibit taem with the necessary vouchers. within four months after the trs' publication of this notice, to the said Ad- ministratrix or her attorney. Samuel Pnrd, Esq, at the offics of the lat'., ill the vii Iage of Yuma. the same being the place fol the transaction of the business of said ests 4.
 JUAN: B. SMITH, Adrninis+ratrix of the estate of John L. Smith, decsased.
 Dated, Yuma, 4. T., March 22d, 1887.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09
EuckIsn's Ar; ISa SaIVe.

The best Sal-e in the world for Cuts. Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tet.er, Chspped Hands. Chilblains Corns, and l Skin EruptiOnS, and positively cares Piles. or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money refunded Price ? cents per box. for sale by 4. Frank.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09
RoTicE O. FORFEITURE.

Notice is hereby given to George Rphver, his heirs or assigns. that l have expended cue hundred dollars in labor and improve ments upon the Rover mine, (situated in Silver Mining District). and more particu- lariy described in Page 40, Book (, of Mining Records. Yuma County, Arizona, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of section 2324, Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount re quired to hold the same for the year lSS6, and if within ninety days after this notice by publication 90 days you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such cxpendi' ture as a co-owner, your interest in said claim aill become the property of the sub seriber under said section 2324.
 G. 4. Ringwsld.
 Yuma, A. T, June 25, 1887. l5.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09
The Bsairs;ng ofths Eni.

The begizning of disease is slight deoii' isy er disorder of some of the vital organs the stomach, the liver or the bowels usually There are dyspeptic symptoms, the hVer IS troublesome, the skin grows tavny ano Snhealthy looking, there T'ins in the ri9h' side or through the right shoulder blade The climax is often an utter prostratlon oi the physical energies, perhaps fatal lSsne- But if the dif;culty is met in time with Hossetter's Stomach Bitters, which IS al ways effective as remedy, and it should he rssorted to at an early stage, there vii he no reason to apprehend these injurious subsequent effects upon the system often eutsiled by entirely curel disease'' Tar better is it, also, to emrl this safe rethe- dial agent iu lever and ague, and othe' maIarial complaints, than quinine and othe' potent drugs. which, even when they do :-ove etfectual for time. ruin ths stomach and impair the general health.
 The Fourth of Juiy in this usually qu'e' town was in the main as quiet as "'""i The morning was ushered in ny the exPio- sion of a number of giant powder cartridges the eoncussion of which shattered severa. ~indovs in town. The fire cracSer, e course was present and supplemented In 1t. feeble way the heavy canBoaading of tis early morning. Outside of this, nothing was visible to distinguish ''the day we ceie brate" from ordinary days save liberal display of bunting on residence pnbhc building and business house. Everywhere the eye was greeted by the stars and stripes in most cases side by side with the tri-co!or snh eagle of Mexico, 6tly tipifylng the comity that now exists and may ever exist betweeu the two Republics. 1talia's flag. too, was swept by the soft bree es. In the evening, however. the patriotic impulses ot the s'brave and the fair" found expression in the immense throng that gathered in the spacious halls and parlors of the Southern Pacific Hotel to trip the light fantastic. This is said to have been the largest gather ;np on s similar occasion ever witnessed m Yuma, vet, notwithstanding. everything passed of in most satisfactory and enjoy able manner
 The SENTINEL complains that the Herald has been trying to steal Yuma grapes. Not at all, Mr SENTINEL our grapes were not your grapes and we don't neel your grapes Tht' grapes Phoenix sent to San Francisco were the grapes ws referrel to, not the grapes Yuma sent. We honestly believe Yuma grapes are sour grapes, any way.-Phn nix Herald.
 We'll; the Chronicle grapes were Yuma grapes and not Phenix grapes, 'cause Phoenix had no grapes r'pe. You think Yuma grapes are sour grapes 'cause you judge cur grapes by your grapes.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09

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AGENTS WANTED

For the sale of Fruit Trees. Small Fruits, G ape Vines. etc. etc. For terms, address California Nursery Co.,, Niles. Alameda Co.,. Cal.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09
PROBATE NOTICE.

h the Probate Court of the County Yuma, Territory of Arizoaa, C. H. Bcia!e. Judge,
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09

Yuma, be it sail to the cre.!it of her citi :,ns, is one of the most q rie', orderly to* as ,n tine Pacinc cast. Although patriotic, ,ot one of her citizens were sesa drank or in the slightest degree disordor!y on the Snurth
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-09
SATURDAY JULY 9, 1887.
METEOROLOGICAL sUaAARY.

HigNsl Office, Yuma, A. T.. ] July :, 1887. ]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
Uczciwy CLOS nienliecki
W SpraWie naSZei.

Pon1ewaz niemieckle gazety
lxatolickie wystapify dose sta
nowczo przeclwko najswiez
szemu rozporzqdzeniu pruskle-
20 mjnistra oswiecenia, znc
szacego jednem pociagnieciem
piora nauke jezyka po]skiego
po wszystkich szkofach utrzy-
mywanych W wielkiej czessci
przez ludnosc polska, dla te-
go polurzedowa gazeta .,Nord-
deutshe Allgemeine zeitung
posadza tel gazety o zdro2ne
sprzyjanie Polakom wbrew "a
miarom rzadu nlby wbrew
pokojowi ma polu koscielnopo-
litycznem.
u tego powodu, odpowiada-
lac ma nleuzasadnione te "a
rZuty, Zablera g1oS ,,ochleslche
Volkszeitung" tax pisze W
swym 525 numerze
,,Juz niclednokrolnle zarzu-
caro- niemieckiemu stronlctwul
katolickiemu, to tax re stro-
ny urzedowej jak ME mn'ej
i W gazetach po1urzedowych, f,
Jakoby ono spZyjafo Polakom
i ich potierafo. ale wywody
take wcale ME zb,jq mas z to-
ru, gdy chodzi o obronq siusz.
noscl, "a o Wake przeclwko
wyrzadzanei krzywdzle.
,,Nie wzglad ma dobro Po-
lakow kierujc mani, ale wzgle-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
waz uwazamy Je "a nierozsa-

waz uwazamy Je "a nierozsa-
dine.
w obec dzisiejszego stanu
oswiaty wszelkie gwaltowne
srodki, zmierza.jq"e do pr1eka.
bacenia narodowos Il ME lepszy
mice mega skutek trwaio$c,
jak gdyby ktos chclal pisac ma
wodzie.
,Przeobrazenie w movie
W mysleniu nastapic tylko
mole W mlare jak sic zmienia-
ia stosunk; towarzyskie i
spo}eczne. Dopoki rzecza jest
pewna, ze polslSa wlasnose
zlemska sic zmniejsza, ME-
m'ecka powie1sza, jest to po
prostu nierozumem jezeli kto
t*lerdzi, 2e niemczyzna upada,
a narodowosc polska w tych
stronach sic wzmaga.
vByleby tylko wszystko
sz}o zwykiym swym torem, a
Rad niemiecki staraf sic 0 spra-
wiedllwe, ludzkle i biogie "a
fatwjanie wszelkich spraw,
wtedy asymilacya tych czesci
ludu nastqpl sama przez sic.
Przymus zatruwa ! wstrzymu-
je tylko naturally bieg RE
czy".
Lubo koncowe to zdanie o
przyszfosci nasze] tuszy ME-
szczegolnAe, jednak ME waha-
lismy sic przytoczyc calego ar
tykufu .,Schles.. Volksztg",
ably przekouac czytelnikow
naszych, ze ME ;yszyscy Mem
cy potepiajq W czambuf
wszystko, co tylko jest polskie.
Przyszlrsc zas nasza pozosta.
ME zawsze W reku Najwy3
szego i zalezec bedzie cd te-
go, co sami uczynimy dla niej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15

Cd 1acihskich slow: ,,Rorate
coeli de supor ct nubus plu.
ant justum! it'd. to jest: uSpu'
scie rose niebiosa q CORY,
ob1oki MECH spuszcza 2 d.
diem Sprawiediiwego, MECH
sic otworzy ziemia zrodzi
Zbawiciela." To Proroctwo l.
zajasza wyraza goraca teskno-
te Patryarchow i Prorokow
"a Odkuriciclom swiata. Jak
vice ci pobozni OIcowie pra-
gneli teskrie przyiscia Mesy-
ASIA, tax i my chrzescianie ro-
winnismy tesknota pragnqc,
ably tenze Zbawic!el przybyf
d" mas z }aska swoja.
Gotuiac sic ma przyjscie Zba-
wiciela, s]uszna jest rzecza
zebysmy wspomnlell teJ, Z
ktorej Zbawiciel wzlqf nature
ludzka, o Najsw. Maryi Pan
ME. Juz w Roratach wspo-
minamy zwlastowanie anie)-
skle i wcielenie Syna Bo2ego
w lei naiczystszym ionic. w
niektorych kosc'ofach stawia
sic swiece IA srodku o}tarza
wyzej mad inne, ktora ma
wyobrazac Najsw. Marya Pan
ne, jako iutrzenke, ktora po-
przedza s1once sprawiedliwos-
ci, Jezusa Chrystusa.
Bardzo stosownie przypada
W Adwencie uroczystosc Me
pokalanego Poczecia Najswiet-
tszej Maryi Fanny i rocznica
prz+.niesienia domku nazarec-
kiego do Loretto .Niepokalanie
Poczeta uczy mas bowiem
swyn. przykladem, jak sic
many przygotowac ma przy-
jecie Jezusa do serc naszych,
a domek nazarensl1i przypo-
nina nam jej pobozne i pra
cowite zycie teskne wycze-
kiwanie przyjjsscia Zbawiciela.
Wstepujmy my W duchu
naszym do :ego domku, "a
stqp;onym zupe}nie kaadym
domem bo2ym i q nabo2eh-
stwem przysposabiajmy sic W
czasie Adwentu do godnego
przylecie Jezusa do serc ma
sZych.